November 2014 FabBag contents review

 Hello Friends !

I am super excited to reveal the November 2014 Fabbag .It has all of the most desirable products this time .
               

                         
     
Just have  a look at the snapshot of the Fabbag , isn't it super glam ? I am probably going to take it to all marriage parties and functions as it will go very well with most of the party wear .
                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
                               


So this time I got the following items in my Fabbag ,

1.Kama Intensive hair treatment Bringadi Oil


                      


2.Evoke Eau de Parfum --It has been described as a sensual , intoxicating ,powerful yet delicate scent for the modern femme .I found it strong and sweet smelling with hints of musk .


                     

3.City Color Cheek Stain -Berry

                   
                     
               


4.Votre Invigorating Orange Hand and Food Gel Scrub --It is a gel based scrub for the hands and feet .It contains almond scrub particles with oils

                    

5.Gulnar Handmade soap with embedded Lavender -It is made with Lavender Oil,purified water and glycerine soap base.

                    

6.Wella Professionals Enrich Treatment for dry and damaged hair--It is to be applied on shampooed hair, gently massaged and then left in the hair for 5 mins followed by a rinse .I found a single use to make hair really softer and silkier .

                     

7. Renewal discount coupon + Fab Post booklet

That's all for now folks .You too can book your Fabbag by visiting www.Fabbag.com and book your monthly bag of goodies for as less as Rs. 499/- per month .Bye for now , stay healthy and keep smiling always .



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